Random sports poll.. Olympics version

Feb 23, 2006 10:25

Poll Random sports poll.. Olympics version

and the seemingly innocent conversation that started this debate is
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osnadurtha February 23 2006, 19:05:16 UTC
p.s. I like thermaland's response the best :)

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msmcfeeley February 23 2006, 19:05:55 UTC
me too :)
awesome!

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osnadurtha February 24 2006, 00:35:16 UTC
LJ should be a sport :)

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msmcfeeley February 24 2006, 00:54:57 UTC
you mean it isn't?

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belle1446 February 23 2006, 19:29:41 UTC
Yeahhhh, I wonder what inspired this poll.
*reviewing the results*
I see _someone_ is splitting hairs. :-P

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msmcfeeley February 23 2006, 19:38:29 UTC
LOL
well.. yeah. It was an interesting discussion.. once I saw _someone_'s views I could see their point as to why they say it's NOT a sport.

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belle1446 February 23 2006, 20:24:41 UTC
How about -- it's a sport that's judged like a competition!!

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msmcfeeley February 23 2006, 20:31:01 UTC
*claps*
Yay!!!! I like it!

Also.. we forgot that the gayer the costumes are the less 'sport-like' it is.. haha

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bitter_crimson February 23 2006, 20:16:06 UTC
My pseudo-girlfriend has a similar point of view to this Tick person. She really admires figure skaters, and thinks they're fantastic athletes, but doesn't consider it a sport because it can't be scored objectively.

And as I already said in the poll, I don't care at all. *grin*

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msmcfeeley February 23 2006, 20:17:46 UTC
Yup.. I never really thought about it 'that way'...

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incendiarymind February 23 2006, 20:30:19 UTC
If figure skating is a sport than having sex while people watch and rate your performance is also a sport.

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msmcfeeley February 23 2006, 20:31:32 UTC
Wow... that sounds like a cool pay per view idea! :D

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bitter_crimson February 23 2006, 21:11:02 UTC
I'd watch that.

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bride February 24 2006, 06:41:27 UTC
I see "sports" as activities where a person must condition their bodies to a certain level of physical fitness, flexibility, endurance, strength, etc. that must be achieved with a dedicated practice schedule that involves skills and training methodologies specific to that activity.

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msmcfeeley February 24 2006, 06:55:39 UTC
Well put :)

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